Physiology of the Nervous System, By J.P. Morat ..
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The second cortico-bulbar adjacent to the preceding, is called geniculate on ao- coimt of its position in the knee of the capsule (it corresponds to the muscles of the face and of the tongue). These relations of the cortex with the spinal cord and the medulla oblon- gata do not involve essential differences of function. But, further, other fibres, distributed amongst the preceding without forming distinct bundles, descend from the cortex and proceed to the nuclei of the pons. These are the cort...ico-pontine fibres ; they represent a particular kind of motricity, namely : the movement of the head and the eyes.
The sensory area is continuous with the medullary and bulbar nerves of general sensation. Further, in the bulb it becomes enlarged by the addition of elements representative of two new senses : taste (terminal nuclei of the glosso-pharyngeal) and hearing (nuclei of the cochlear and vestibular nerves). The fibres conductive of visual and olfactive sensation remain outside the path of the internal capsule, joining the cortex by individually independent paths.
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The second cortico-bulbar adjacent to the preceding, is called geniculate on ao- coimt of its position in the knee of the capsule (it corresponds to the muscles of the face and of the tongue). These relations of the cortex with the spinal cord and the medulla oblon- gata do not involve essential differences of function. But, further, other fibres, distributed amongst the preceding without forming distinct bundles, descend from the cortex and proceed to the nuclei of the pons. These are the cort...ico-pontine fibres ; they represent a particular kind of motricity, namely : the movement of the head and the eyes.
The sensory area is continuous with the medullary and bulbar nerves of general sensation. Further, in the bulb it becomes enlarged by the addition of elements representative of two new senses : taste (terminal nuclei of the glosso-pharyngeal) and hearing (nuclei of the cochlear and vestibular nerves). The fibres conductive of visual and olfactive sensation remain outside the path of the internal capsule, joining the cortex by individually independent paths.
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